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What is a noun?

person, place, thing, or idea

Common Noun Endings:

tion


sion


er


or


ness


ment


ance


ist

Noun Articles

the, an, a



Possessive Pronouns

My, your, his, her, our, its, their



Demonstrative Pronouns

This, that, these, those

Proper Nouns

specific people, places or things


capitalized

Common Nouns

general labels, not capitalized


ex. store, girl, city

Abstract Nouns

naming ideas, characteristics or qualities

Concrete

relates to 5 senses


ex New York City, Claire

Compound Nouns

two or more words together

What is a Verb?

what the subject does

3 kinds of linking verbs

Be


5 senses


Odd Ball

The 8 "Be" verbs

is am are was were be being been

Verbs of the 5 senses

looks tastes sounds smells feels

Odd ball Linking Verbs

Appears


Becomes


Grows


Continues


Seems


Turns


stays


Remains

The "Be" verbs plus

shall can will


do does did


have has had


could should would


may might must

Personal Pronouns

Singular Plural


I We


Me Us


You you


He they


him Them


her


she


it

Possessive Pronouns

Singular Plural


my our


mine ours


you you


yours yours


his their


her theirs


hers


its



Reflexive Pronouns

Singular Plural


myself Ourself


yourself yourselves


himself themselves


herself


itself

Singular Indefinite Pronouns

another anybody anyone anything each either everybody everyone everything neither nobody no one one somebody someone

Plural indefinite Pronouns

both many few several

Singular/ Plural indefinite pronouns

all none some